Housing Assistance

Safe, stable housing solutions for survivors of violence and those at risk of homelessness.

SafeChoice offers a range of housing programs designed to support survivors of domestic violence and their families in finding and maintaining safe, stable housing. Whether someone is at risk of eviction, currently homeless, or working toward long-term independence, our programs provide short- to mid-term financial assistance, advocacy, and wraparound support. Through services like rental assistance, housing searches, transitional housing, and ongoing emotional and legal support, we help survivors overcome barriers and build a pathway to permanent, affordable housing.

Overview

Housing Programs

  • Eviction Prevention and Rental Assistance Program (EPRAP)

    The EPRAP helps survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking who are at risk of losing their housing. This short-term program (about two months) provides financial support and advocacy to help participants stay safely housed and avoid homelessness. Support may include rental or utility assistance, help with past due debts, and move-in costs. Participants also have access to SafeChoice services such as safety planning, legal advocacy, support groups, and emotional support.


    Prerequisites

    -Have a household income at or below 60% of the Area Median Income (AMI)

    -Be at risk of homelessness.

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  • Rapid Re-Housing Program

    The Rapid Re-Housing Program supports survivors and families who are homeless and fleeing domestic violence. This short- to mid-term program provides safe housing, financial assistance, and advocacy to help participants secure stable housing and work toward independence. Services include help with housing searches, addressing financial or rental barriers, and support with deposits or arrears. Participants also have full access to SafeChoice’s ongoing services, including safety planning, legal advocacy, support groups, and emotional support.


    Prerequisites:

    -Be homeless

    -Fleeing or attempting to flee domestic violence

    -Have a household income at or below 60% of the Area Median Income (AMI).

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  • Transitional Housing Program

    The Transitional Housing Program provides survivors of domestic violence and their families with short- to mid-term housing and supportive services. The program focuses on building long-term stability by helping participants increase income, set and reach personal goals, and move into permanent, affordable housing. In addition, participants are connected to SafeChoice services such as emotional support, legal advocacy, safety planning, and support groups—both during and after their time in the program.


    Prerequisites:

    -Be survivors of domestic violence

    -Experiencing homelessness

    -Have a household income at or below 60% of the Area Median Income (AMI).

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  • Independent Youth Housing Program

    The Independent Youth Housing Program provides rental assistance, related housing costs, and case management to young adults, ages 18-24, who have been in foster care.

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